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Protocol-Owned Liquidity: How DeFi Protocols Align Incentives with Treasury

Protocol-Owned Liquidity (POL) lets DeFi protocols own their own liquidity instead of renting it. This reduces slippage, cuts volatility, and creates self-sustaining fee revenue - but it requires deep treasury resources and careful risk management.

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